Istanbul Pamukkale Ephesus Tour Package

Once you land at Istanbul International Airport, you will be meet with our driver who will taken to your reserved hotel. Check In 

You can explore Surroundings areas of Sultanahmet.
Can Spend Quality time Bosphorus Cruise Dinner With Entertainment Show(Optional)

Overnight Stay In Istanbul Hotel

This tour starts with a visit to the Blue Mosque and includes stops at some of the most famous sites in Istanbul. Sinan designed this amazing mosque, which was finished in 1616 and is renowned for its majesty and exquisite iznik ceramic tile.

Hippodrome: Go outdoors and take a walk around the Hippodrome. The Romans constructed this enormous open area in the third and fourth century AD to host gladiatorial bouts and chariot races. In addition, the Serpentine Column and the Column of Constantine, an Egyptian obelisk, are located there.

Next Stop will be Hagia Sophia, which is next to the Hippodrome.

Hagia Sophia: This magnificent structure was first constructed in 537 AD as a Greek Orthodox church. The Ottomans later transformed it into a mosque, and it is currently a museum. There are two stories inside that are arranged around a central nave. It has a large dome that rises high, and it is beautifully decorated.

Grand Bazaar: Take a stroll into the Grand Bazaar to end the morning, either for shopping or just to take in the sights, sounds, and stunning architecture of this busy marketplace.

Complementary Turkish Lunch will served 

Topkapi Palace: Take a tour of the well-known Topkapi Palace to avoid the long lines that form to visit this stunning and important historical landmark. Constructed around the mid-15th century, the walled compound consisting of the palace and its edifices commands a little elevated peninsula.

Nestled amid stunning gardens that extend all the way to the sea are the structures. Even though the palace is now only a museum, you can still appreciate how magnificent it once was as you explore its courtyards, the Treasury, many pavilions, religious relics, weaponry, and the Harem. For centuries, the palace served as the political hub of the powerful Ottoman Empire.

Hagia Sofia complex: The neighboring building that contains the Sultan Tombs, which are home to the remains of five Ottoman sultans from the 16th and 17th centuries, is a lesser-known aspect of the Hagia Sofia complex. A multitude of sarcophagi bearing the wives, children, and other notables lie beside the tomb of each sultan.The tombs are exquisitely crafted, showcasing exquisite tile work, mosaics, calligraphy, and kundekari, a decorative carpentry technique that involves interlocking wood pieces and mother of pearl.

Second Overnight Stay In Istanbul Hotel

Transfer in the morning to the Istanbul Airport, then take a flight to Denizli. After the flight, make your way to our hotel and eat breakfast.

Beginning at Pamukkale, this journey takes you to the vast and impressive remains of Hierapolis, an ancient city constructed in the second century BC to take use of the neighboring hot pools.

Perched on a hill, Hierapolis is home to a massive necropolis, theater, baths, agora, and an antiquated swimming pool. After spending some alone time exploring the location, you may stroll down the hill on the glistening white travertine and have lunch at a nearby eatery.

After tour, make your way to Kusadasi. When you go to the hotel, check in.

Spend the night at your Kusadasi hotel.

The day begins with a visit to the House of the Virgin Mary, which is now used as a chapel and holds significance for both Muslims and Christians. The journey then goes on to Ephesus, one of the most significant harbor cities in antiquity. Highlights of the spectacular remains include the Temple of Hadrian, the Gate of Augustus, the exquisitely painted terrace homes, the enormous amphitheater, and the Celsus Library.

After having lunch at a neighborhood Turkish restaurant, visit the Isa Bey Mosque (1375) and the Artemis Temple ruins, which were formerly considered to be among the Seven Wonders of the World.

After your tour, transport in the evening to the Izmir Airport for your flight to Istanbul. Once there, return to your accommodation.

During your third night at your Istanbul hotel,

Cruise the bustling canal known as the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Asian and European Istanbul and spans between the Marmara and Black Seas. Enjoy the fresh air, the sea, and the scenery when you drive past opulent palaces, mosques, mansions, and historical sites. Just sit back and unwind.

Following your disembarkation in Eminounu, proceed with your trip to the adjacent old Egyptian (Spice) Bazaar, which is brimming with locally made pastries, coffee, and spices and exudes charm.

A drive around a portion of the 20km of the majestic, fifth-century stone walls that encircle old Istanbul is included in this trip.

This system of fortifications, which still forms a significant portion of Istanbul, encircled the old city and had 400 towers and 55 gates.

Lunch,

Constructed in the early 1800s, Dolmabahce Palace served as both the sultans’ and their families’ residence and the Ottoman Empire’s administrative hub. This massive palace, which is surrounded by immaculate gardens, was constructed in a style that combines Ottoman and classical European architecture, in contrast to prior significant structures in Istanbul. The palace is lavishly furnished with gold, priceless stones including alabaster, marble, and porphyry, crystal accents like chandeliers and the Crystal Staircase, and exquisite carpets.

Afterwards, you’ll go across the Bosphorus Bridge to reach Camlica Hill’s peak, which is well-known for its breathtaking sweeping vistas and photo ops.

Overnight Stay at your Istanbul hotel.

Make your way to the Istanbul Airport 4 hours before to takeoff. We are honored that you have selected us for your 6 Days Turkey tour package.